Puma PSV 20-21 Home & Goalkeeper Kits Released
Jul 1, 2020, by Chris
- Home Kit Design: The 2020-21 PSV home jersey, made by Puma, features the club's traditional red and white stripes with a subtle zig-zag pattern inspired by the Eindhoven logo to mark the municipality's 100th anniversary.
- Kit Details: The home kit includes black/white sleeve cuffs and collar, red sleeves and back, and comes in two versions, a replica and an authentic version with laser cut holes.
- Goalkeeper Kits: The 2020-21 PSV goalkeeper shirts are based on Puma's new template and come in three colors: yellow, pink, and green.
The new PSV home jersey was officially released today, confirming the earlier leaks. It is made by Puma and will be worn in the 20-21 Eredivisie.
Puma PSV Eindhoven 2020-21 Home Jersey
This is the PSV 2020-21 home jersey, made by Puma.
The Puma PSV Eindhoven 2020-2021 home jersey features the club's traditional red and white stripes.
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the municipality of Eindhoven in its current form, the stripes on the new PSV home shirt feature a subtle zig-zag detail, which is derived from the logo of Eindhoven.
“This new shirt, the first from the new partnership between PUMA and PSV, symbolizes the strong bond we have with our city,” says PSV Commercial Director Frans Janssen. “This year it has been a century since Eindhoven and various surrounding municipalities formed one city."
The Puma PSV 2020-21 football shirt comes with black / white sleeve cuffs and a black / white crew collar. The sleeves and the back of the Puma PSV 2020-2021 home football shirt are red.
Template-wise, there is a version of the Puma PSV Eindhoven 2020-21 home shirt that is based on Puma's new authentic jersey - it features laser cut holes on the top sides. This version costs €140, compared to €90 for the 'replica'.
Black shorts and white socks with red hoops complete the new PSV home kit by Puma.
PSV 20-21 Goalkeeper Kits
This is one of the three Puma PSV Eindhoven 2020-2021 goalkeeper shirts.
The PSV 2020-21 goalkeeper shirts are yellow, pink and green, based on Puma's new template.
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